Elastos difficulty tracks Bitcoin difficulty, so individual mining would not make any sense.
But you can mine ELA by mining Bitcoin in f2pool, for example.
You only need to add Elastos payout address in your mining account.
List of Elastos mining pools (but it's possible that not all share the profits)
https://miningpoolstats.stream/elastos
Because of hybrid conensus mechanism, there is also an option of staking.
The profitability at the moment is about 6-7%
https://elanodes.com/
Topic: [ANN] | Introducing ELASTOS | Future of Decentralized Internet - page 7. (Read 8490 times)
December 29, 2019, 07:19:17 AM
December 23, 2019, 11:58:38 PM
Why newbie account for such kind of project and team behind it?
But I'll follow for sure if it's all for real.
But I'll follow for sure if it's all for real.
Better newbie than proved scammer, don't you think?
Where are the basic specs?
algo
block speed
reward schdl
December 05, 2019, 06:33:57 AM
Elastos develops in three directions:
- infrastructure development, the Foundation is solely responsible here
- projects that have obtained funding from Cyber Republic (CR is gradually taking over management from the Foundation)
- projects based on the Elastos infrastructure, without financing from Cyber Republic
- infrastructure development, the Foundation is solely responsible here
- projects that have obtained funding from Cyber Republic (CR is gradually taking over management from the Foundation)
- projects based on the Elastos infrastructure, without financing from Cyber Republic
December 04, 2019, 08:24:31 AM
what is the state of progress of elastos as of now? when will we be able to experience this decentralized internet?
What do you mean by "decentralized internet"? Its just a speculation as like as many others projects do too. They even will not have own OS as were promised...
You can see how it works on the example of Hyper messenger, which can be downloaded from Google store.
That messenger enables conversations and video calls in a completely decentralized way, without using servers.
By using Carrier there is no threat of eavesdropping or tracking users, or blocking connections from specific countries.
Soon it will have an integrated cryptocurrency wallet (Elephant) and decentralized ID.
The dApp browser Trinity will be released at the end of this year.
Over time, Trinity will have a store with truly decentralized dApps, independent of a centralized service providers like Google.
Among the Suggestions on the Cyber Republic website you can find proposals for building apps
https://www.cyberrepublic.org/suggestion
and also in this competition, where similarly you can receive funding
https://discuss.elapp.org/
But thes are just separate decentralized products. And they are being developed by third parties developers, not just Elastos team, right?
December 02, 2019, 05:44:07 AM
The first Elastos sidechain supporting smart contracts is now publicly available
https://news.elastos.org/elastos-ethereum-sidechain-live-for-public-use/
A small reminder:
This smart contract platform is 100% compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine, and is secured with Bitcoin miners vast computing resources (thanks to merged mining).
Decentralization is double protected by Bitcoin miners which have the right to construct blocks, and the validation layer of 108 supernodes selected by voting.
Scalability is potentially infinite - first by adding more sidechains as needed, and then by using other components of the system, which will be ultimately a network OS.
You can check the current Elastos hashrate here
https://repl.it/@CC3/Hashrate-calculator
DApps developers!
If you are looking for scalability and security for your projects, I invite you to the Elastos Academy website
https://elastos.academy/
where you can find helpful information and find out about the current state of project development.
https://news.elastos.org/elastos-ethereum-sidechain-live-for-public-use/
A small reminder:
This smart contract platform is 100% compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine, and is secured with Bitcoin miners vast computing resources (thanks to merged mining).
Decentralization is double protected by Bitcoin miners which have the right to construct blocks, and the validation layer of 108 supernodes selected by voting.
Scalability is potentially infinite - first by adding more sidechains as needed, and then by using other components of the system, which will be ultimately a network OS.
You can check the current Elastos hashrate here
https://repl.it/@CC3/Hashrate-calculator
DApps developers!
If you are looking for scalability and security for your projects, I invite you to the Elastos Academy website
https://elastos.academy/
where you can find helpful information and find out about the current state of project development.
December 02, 2019, 05:36:48 AM
what is the state of progress of elastos as of now? when will we be able to experience this decentralized internet?
What do you mean by "decentralized internet"? Its just a speculation as like as many others projects do too. They even will not have own OS as were promised...
You can see how it works on the example of Hyper messenger, which can be downloaded from Google store.
That messenger enables conversations and video calls in a completely decentralized way, without using servers.
By using Carrier there is no threat of eavesdropping or tracking users, or blocking connections from specific countries.
Soon it will have an integrated cryptocurrency wallet (Elephant) and decentralized ID.
The dApp browser Trinity will be released at the end of this year.
Over time, Trinity will have a store with truly decentralized dApps, independent of a centralized service providers like Google.
Among the Suggestions on the Cyber Republic website you can find proposals for building apps
https://www.cyberrepublic.org/suggestion
and also in this competition, where similarly you can receive funding
https://discuss.elapp.org/
December 02, 2019, 04:54:42 AM
what is the state of progress of elastos as of now? when will we be able to experience this decentralized internet?
What do you mean by "decentralized internet"? Its just a speculation as like as many others projects do too. They even will not have own OS as were promised...
December 01, 2019, 07:06:43 AM
Recent AMA with Rong Chen, one of the founders of Elastos
https://news.elastos.org/elastos-ama-november-2019/
https://news.elastos.org/elastos-ama-november-2019/
October 04, 2019, 07:52:26 AM
chen rong ,the founder has resigned and disappeared as most chinese projects did. 
October 03, 2019, 10:43:26 AM
what is the state of progress of elastos as of now? when will we be able to experience this decentralized internet?
September 02, 2019, 09:53:08 AM
I see you've removed your post but know that a possible exception is that of a programmer who would absolutely like to keep his computer running in his absence. He can therefore program an infinite loop, making sure that he can interrupt it whenever he wants.
August 30, 2019, 05:52:46 PM
Elastos Bi-Weekly Update – 30 August 2019
This week Elastos celebrated its 2 year Anniversary with a team building trip in China and Cyber Republic celebrated its 1 Year Anniversary with the release of the CRC Whitepaper Version 1.0.
Read more: https://news.elastos.org/elastos-bi-weekly-update-30-august-2019.
This week Elastos celebrated its 2 year Anniversary with a team building trip in China and Cyber Republic celebrated its 1 Year Anniversary with the release of the CRC Whitepaper Version 1.0.
Read more: https://news.elastos.org/elastos-bi-weekly-update-30-august-2019.
August 22, 2019, 11:35:46 AM
Hi People
Help would be appreciated on understanding how the ELA is used by partners. Do they require to purchase coins in order to use ELA?
If so who is using ELA right now?
Thanks
Help would be appreciated on understanding how the ELA is used by partners. Do they require to purchase coins in order to use ELA?
If so who is using ELA right now?
Thanks
I found in Google that Huawei and Alibaba their partners. But on their site any info about this... Any idea if this true or not? Are they still going use Elastos blockchain or this were just for adversiting?
Elastos got ranked as #2 coin to watch due to the completion of their DPoS consensus implementation. Reade more:
https://coincodex.com/article/3915/top-3-coins-to-watch-july-1-july-7-2019/
https://coincodex.com/article/3915/top-3-coins-to-watch-july-1-july-7-2019/
Hi People
Help would be appreciated on understanding how the ELA is used by partners. Do they require to purchase coins in order to use ELA?
If so who is using ELA right now?
Thanks
Help would be appreciated on understanding how the ELA is used by partners. Do they require to purchase coins in order to use ELA?
If so who is using ELA right now?
Thanks
Why prise is up?
February 06, 2019, 12:23:40 PM
With the approaching elections and the EU vote to be held in February to elect 108 nodes (36 active nodes and 72 "normal" nodes), ELASTOS provided the details and the characteristics of the hardware and software system to be elected, the operation and process, different rewards, etc.
https://news.elastos.org/elastos-dpos-supernode-election-process/
https://news.elastos.org/elastos-dpos-supernode-election-process/
January 19, 2019, 01:06:01 AM
Guys, this is completely fair, look how the dev's setup the coin release for the launch.Any one with rigs will get coins man, the dif is super low, its a launch!
Thanks !
Thanks !
January 19, 2019, 12:59:31 AM
Elastos is one of the five coins that is rated to break the top 50 this year!
https://coincodex.com/article/2817/top-5-coins-that-can-break-the-top-50-in-2019/
I pay special attention to elastos, i don't think it a just token, it seem elastos have a great future , maybe it can break the top 10.https://coincodex.com/article/2817/top-5-coins-that-can-break-the-top-50-in-2019/
January 03, 2019, 11:17:38 AM
Elastos is one of the five coins that is rated to break the top 50 this year!
https://coincodex.com/article/2817/top-5-coins-that-can-break-the-top-50-in-2019/
I pay special attention to elastos, i don't think it a just token, it seem elastos have a great future , maybe it can break the top 10. https://coincodex.com/article/2817/top-5-coins-that-can-break-the-top-50-in-2019/
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